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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-04
CHtMBERLAIN's APPOINTMENT.
The Toronto "GIobe" say he Must
he RcenlIeu

ToEoNro, on, November 1.-The
Gfobc refers to Mr.. Chamberlain APP
pointmcnt this morning, and in strong
ly-worded editorial article saws "Lct
British journals RIB their eyes again
and wake M 10 the necessities of
the situation. Mr. Chamberlain must
he recalled. There is no ought or should
in the case. The imperative is required
and Canadians are entitled 10 employ it,.
he must be recalled. Let the British
understand that their own Interests are
hugely stakcd on the result Of the i'm
pending negotiations Should the COM
msSoncTs fail 10 reach a settlement or
should the Senate Burke an agreement.
nothing can be moro certain than that
war between Great Britainandtho United
States can be avoided only by Great Bri-
tmns abandoning Canada in way that
Will forever disgrace the British name.
DO BrltOus know that the United States
Congress has already passed an act t. cut
oil every sort of commercial exchange
with Canada? DO they know that Con
gress has urged the Administration to en-
force that very act2 Are they aware that
very large proportion of the American
journals cca,clcssIy yitupcratc the frcsi-
dent because hc has not rcsorted 10 re-
talia'lon? DO they comprehend that he
can hayc no option but 10 employ the
actlt thcncgollatious fail or the agree
mcnt Ice dlsallOWed i'm The Seuabr ? If
he does employ retaliation, what then
We do not act as alarmists IN declaring
that war which Great England has long
feared more than any other possible war
VIII probably occur. TO avoid the dan.
gers and disgrace that threaten there is
but one way
Nr. ChlmbcrlHu is the sole cause that
the outlook is dark. Before hisappoint-
ment 1t was bright enough. Ii was
bright until he wantonly embarrassed
the situation. IL i, gloomy because lac
has rendered The best method of settle
meut difficult to propose or discuss, and
because he has made himself hateful on
this continent Without distinction Of
origin Americans resent his msolent
attack upon those fciiOw-citizcus whose
loyalty rang true 10y tho most
terrible Of tests when hundreds
of thousands of sons of Irish
mothcrs faced death in battle for the
republic. 1t is useless to found smooth
prophecies upon the hope that Mr..
principles can escape the
consequences Of the hostility that lc has
aroused II they do not recall him they
take the possibility for him. II they
DO not recall him 1t is only because they
qra fuil ef 1,-frpafhv. for him III. ,r.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-04
W0ri,tuxmen's Demonstrations in
Washington.

WAsHINGIoN, November The or
eanizcd hhoriug men Of the District of
Coiumhil. to the number of about COCO,
made % demonstration tonight 10y march
ing through the city with bands of
music, banners, and transparencies. All
Of the streets along which the process
sion passed were brilliantly Illuminated
with colored fires aud Chinese lanterns
borne 10y the marchcrs. The men made
an excellent appearance, and were loud
~ chcorcd at many points by the crowd
which filled Pennsylvania ayCnue and
other principal streets.
Noteworthy features of the parade
were hctotal absence OF yiolcntorradical
inscriptions ON the transparencics The
first division consisted OF men connected
with the printing craft, and was headed
by Columbia Typographical Union, No.
I1l. who made au exceedingly creditabic
appearance with about one thousand
men in line. Building trades formed
the second division, and tailors, railroad
employees, clerks, and organized work
ingmcn generally, brought up the rear
with the third division.
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sou ola the r,,h <.ct There:

.lIN'ht' all Il iuhUlh
We were couycrsing with n gentleman
from Sierra Valley few days ago. he
is gentleman of truth and vcracity, and
Sc vouch for the truth of the following,
which be- told us. There are q large
number Of AItcsian wells in that valley,
and, curious 10 state, many Of them flow
large quantities olhot water. Last August
a well was bored on the ranch Of J. T..
Hathaway, near Bcchwith. the result of
which was q flow If abOut $50 gallons of
water a minute. with a temperature of
about lGO. Ii is nearly boiling hot. SO
hot, in fact, that eggs can be cooked in
it in seven minutes. During the past
few months the waste water from this
well has flowed into q depression IN the
ground near by. and the result is that a
small pond has been formed. This pond
has 10 connection with any other stream
or body Of water, and the ground had
been absolutely dry for several months
previous Lately it has been noticed
that it was full of small fishes from an
inch to two inchcslong. Upon cXamina-
ton it was found that these fish were
different from any found in the streams
of the ueiehborho0d. The question is,
How did those fish get there 1t has
been generally supposed that fish spawn
will spoil ina short time If exposed tothc
sun and weather
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-04
GeneraI Lee.
Philadelphia Record

'To-day the cornerstone for monu-
mcut 10 General Robert f.. Lee will be
laid in Richmond, Va, with appropriate
ceremony. 1t is 30 dorogation 10 the
fame of any man 20 say that America has
not produced a greater soldier. The
fidelity to his memory which uprcars a
monument to pcrpctuate it IN tho State
that witnessed his great achievements
will call forth a sympathetic interest IN
all parts Of the Union BY 50 much as
his genius added TO the difficulty OF con
auering the Contcdcracy, by SO much IS
the fame Of the achievement heightened
and the martial glory of the whole coun-
try increased The soldiers OF the North
ms well as the soldiers Of the South know
how to value the stoutcst champion OF a
lost cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-04
SAnnIInIIlN.

IL H' IFrrr az Hl Di,pU'ot:
In lmeuaac are there words more dia-
mctrically opposite in meaning than tho
good old English ones Of b,jorr and
b,hiud' If SD / have failed to meet
them. Vet sentence may hc con
stutod i'm which they are Synonymous.
What's tine din renee between the com
mon expression Day before ycster-
day and that OF the foreigner under
loquialisms Of English, OF Day b.
hud yesterday There is no solccism
in this, or, year before last and year be-
hind the last. OF the two, as the refer
cnce is to the past, perhaps the latter is
correct or the more syutacti'al.
Arc before and behind synonymous
9. f. d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-04
AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.

By II. b Chsfln & Co.,
R0al Estate Agents aud AuctIoncers,
40. ! north Tenth street, Richmond, Va.
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to complete The endowment Of a filth

10 complete the endowment Of a fifth
proiessorship in the seminary.
On motion Of Dr. 4. G. Hopkins a
paper was adopted expressing regret that
the endowment has not yet been COM
pletcd; presenting the necessity Of Civ
ing candidates the best facilities for edu-
cation plcdging the synod to an effort
70 raise $40, 900 for this canse during this
centennial year that subscriptions be
now received, and that each presbytcry
appoint one Of its most active members
to prosecute this work and report next
fall
More than two thousand dollars was
then raised, the subscription being for
one thousand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-04
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER I, lSs,

In pursuance Of the above decree we viii sell
by auction, upon the premises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-04
rnrce children Burned 20 Death.

CmcAoo. November >. A Little Rock
1Arlll special says News has reached
this city from Faulkner county OF the
burning TO death Of the three little grand
children of T.. ). Oliver Oliver, very
old man. went to the field to pick cotton,
and shortly after his wife joined hlm,
leaving tho three children alone IN the
house. The house was some distance
from the field, with grove between.
They saw a cloud OF smoke ascending IN
The direction Of the house. and running
home. found the house burned and the
cbarred remains Of the children in the
ruing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-04
THE RICHMOND DIsPATCH-FRIDAY NOVEMBER A. 1887

The strange visitor here left him, directing
him to drive on, at the end Of another
mile another wagon blocked the way
He paused. a masked man promptly
appeared and brought forward n bag to
his buggy, saying Here It's where
the money
"Where's the proof Of identity 2
asked the messenger, a. the bag contlin-
ing the mortal remains Of 4. T. Stewart
was lifted into the buggy.
" Here, 81 said the other. holding mp an
irregular bit Of velvet and opening a
bull's.eye lantern The piece was com
pared with a bit OF paper Of the same
shape which the New Yorker had brought
with him to this lonely spot.
TIE $4,000 PAID OVER.
Come. hurry up was the com
mand. The messenger obeyed by pro-
ducing the money, and the robbers re-
tired few feet and counted it by the
light Of their lantern Then they moved
off to their vehicle and the messenger Of
Mrs. Stewart drove back the way he
had come. The next night a freight
ear went ont to Garden City containing
nothing except a trunk and on it sat n
man who had spent the previous night
in the lonelicst part Of Wostchcster
county. An empty coffin had already
been deposited at the cathedral, and at
dead Of night two men transferred the
bones to it from the trunk.
They then placed the coffin in an in
accessible vault beneath the dome. If
any one should ever again touch unbil.
den the vault which holds the bones of
the merchant millionaire the touch would
release a hidden spring which would
shake the chimes in the tower and send
an instant alarm throughout the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-04
ARRIVE RICHMOND

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
5Go 7. VI. MA daily except sunday.
V.3J A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION daily (excsps
sunday
80 a. NJ NIGHT EAPkhss daily Except Mon-
day.
sunday accommodation between Richmond
aud Scottsyille leaves Richmond y A. M ar
riyes returning 7;i5 M.
Express train connects at Lynehburg with
train for stations west Of Balcony Falls
No. 3 will run through on Saturday 10 Natural
Bridge, stopping at all stations tor dag, arriving
q. Natural Bridge station a, ll:i5 p. N.
NO. I accommodation leaves Natural Bridge
station on Mondays at 200 A. NJ, stopping loo
flag az all stations, arriving at Richmond al 9.sS
A. NJ. Sleeping-car attached 10 this train and
Will DO open Tor reception OF passengers ASP
". on sundays
CONNECTIONS.
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and ohh,
railway for the South, West, aud Northwest
Az Lynchburg with Norfolk End Western rail-.
road for all points South. Southeast. and SOUTH
west, and Virginia Midland railway fer all points
North and South.
AZ Richmond with Associated Railways tor all
points In the South, ana Richmond, froiericss-
burg and Potomac railroad for tho North.
Al Lexington with Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, making close connections al nsrpsrA
Ferry 10 and from Pittsburgh and tho West. ALA
sisspiag-ssr attached 10 SisAf Rxprsss 10 Lsasa.
barg.
sleepins.ears Lynehbarg to Memphis, Nss Or.
Learn and Little Rock.
fraias marsed ! daily (except sunday
Tickets sold TO all pointz Oniees: AIS esnt
Main street. io0o Main street. aud q Richmoasi
ana Allegheny depot, Eighth and Canal syests.
noa General Passenger and SSps : Aga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-04
part OF His Business,

Omaha Dame am sure you never
tell stories, do you?
Little Girl : No, indeed. We have a
servant 10 DO that.
A servant ? r.
tends 70 the door.
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rKTnA. s;EnIriNrs. 40.

I HAVE LAID IL 4 FULL AND
! VARIED ASSORTMENT or HARD-hUB
Der AND LEATHER TIKI SSE~. which ofIer al
very low prices. Ny experience in the asylum.
justinc- me iu guaranteeing "a perfect 90. PRE-.
SCRIPTlONS 4 SPECIALrY.
y. g.. CABELL.JR. Ap0thecary.
Third aud Main streets, Richmond ; a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-04
RAILROAD LIVES,

RAILROAD LtrLS ...~>.
20 % 5s;s:.:.:F - -
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT Jolly 81. ISa
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LYNcBBURG.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
ioi0 4 VI. Daily. ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive At Petersburg ii.'s
A. NJ; leave Petersburg Its A. ".
daily: arrive at Norfolk 2.9o =. ".
lOt0 4 VI. Daily. ria Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad Arrive at Petersburg 1924
4. VI. No. 3 leaves Petersburg li0S
\. NJ for Farmylie. Lynchbur9, Roa.
roke. Bristol. Knoxville. AMI all
points south and west
THROUGH CAR TO LyNCHBURG.
Cos r. VI. Daily. except Sunday. ria Richmond
and Petersburg railroad. Arrive Pc
iersburg $3.50 y. VI. leave Petersoure
~ p VI. daily. arriving Norfolk 80
= VI. Through ar Richmond 10
COS 7. W. Daily. except sunday. rid Richmond
aud Petersburg railroad Arrive nj
Petersburg $50 p NJ, connecting with
Train No. I leaving Petersburg A.
rs 2. VI. for Fasmyille, Lynch burg.
Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville, Chatts-
nooga, and all points south and west.
PULLMAN SLEEPfNG-CAR ACCOM- ODA-
fIONS.
No. I-Sloepnccar from Petersburg 20 Bristol
without change and lynchburg 10 Memphis
without change.
No. 3-lynchburg % New Orleans, and Ro1-
nOkc 90 Chattanooga. without change.
Tickets. bsggage-checks, aud all information
can be obtained AZ Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depot and AZ \. W. Carriers. 1000 Nala
street. ". u. BENILi.
General Passenger and Ticket agent
CHARLES g. EDDY, Vice President
General office, Roanoke. Va. no2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-04
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
old DOMINION STEAM - : s>fss>
~ SHIP COMPANY -Gt-sss


steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at +. NJ, and SUNDAY at high
water
steamers leave New York FOR Richmond ria
Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and
SATURDAY at =. VI.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabiu fare 10 New York ria Iamos-riycr
route Including meals and BERTH ...-....f 00
Round "Trip tickets, limited 10 thirty days
after date Of issue. Observation-Disclosures. IL OO
Stecrage, with subsistence .................. O0
Storage. without subsistence .............. , ~
Cabin faro rid Chesapeake and ohio rail-
ToAu 10 vi
Cabin fare GO Richmond and Petersburg
fNllfOiu. I'D ~
Tickets can be- obtained at A. ". Garber's 1000
Main street: Chesapeake and Ohio aud Rich
mond and Petersburg depOts. and at company's
Ofiices. 1901 Main street. and wharf Rockets.
Freights forwarded and through blll- Of lading
issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until +. NJ.
Manifest closed on sailing days one hour before
departure.
Passengers can leave New York Thursday and
Saturday at3 p. NJ by the Newport News steam
er and arrive nj Richmond by the Chesapeake
and OHIO train the next day G.l5 p. VI.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
tuesdays, WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake ana Ohio rail-
way ria Newport News NJ $40 A. NJ, and by
Richmond and Petersburg railroad Same days
at 1919 A. ". viii make connection al NOR
FOLK with steamer leaving those days.
SAlLlNGS TINS WEEK.
ROANOKE. captain COUCt, FRIDAY, Novem-
Der ith. at 3 O'Clock +. VI,
WYANOKE, Captain JESNY, SUNDAY, No
yember 9Th. at o o'clock 4. NJ
OLD DOMINION, Captain IlULPHERs, Tt Rs-
DAY, NOyember-t 9Th, at3 O'Clock j. VI.
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street, and
uO2 COmpanys wharf, Rockets.
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THE PRESBYTERIA
ssc0SD DAYS PROCEEDINGS OF RE
SYNOD or VIRGINIA.
Standing COmmittess-The Record Of Pres.
eyteries Home Missions EvaDgeli-
ysiion CT the colored People
Reported FOR the Dispatch. =


After devotional exercises and Tn
reading Of the minutes Of yesterday
session number OF mcmbcrs who ha,
arrived after The night session wcr0 en-
rolled.
The moderator announced the follow
ing standing committees
Bills and Ovcrturcs Rev. DR.. T. /.
Preston, Rev. DR.. Il. T. Kerr, Rev. +
McCutchcn. ). W. Calhoun. and r.. T
Brooke
Judicial COMMITTEE: Rev. Or. vii
liam Brown, Rev. /. y. Nall, Rev. Il. r
Ilowison. Captain w 4. Holman, an,
Judge ]. II. Ckristiln.
Union Seminary Rev Dr. A. c. Hop
kInS, Rev. Dr. Charles White. Rev. Dir
j. G. Barr, Judge Isaac Hudson, and W
ID. Reynolds.
Minute, Of the General Assembly
Rev. Dr. W. l.. Lacy, Rev. DIR. j. a
Waddoi. Rev pr T.. G.. Gordon. Il. C.
Gray. and Ihoma, =. Hogshcad
Narrative. Rev u. Blaine. Rev !.
" Holt. Rev Alfred Jones. james Din
vildi,. aul Gloon Moore
Systematic Zen h"cncc Eov j. A.
Scott. ST.. ICES. 81. f. HID, a. +. Bar
clay, pr. II Lacy and A. Il. Nonable.
Finance p, s. G.. Gruuou, Rcv. j.
N Spencer ml D. ~ Nson
Hroil oi synod l',N y. +. fnor
sop, \. J'I'lial.' "h't g. u, hGop, J..
Leave oi AIS n.D. lev IN. W. -
Han. Rev d. VI Cym,r. and j. r.
Morton.
Devotional I>'i.i-'. i,.'. Ht T., -.
Armstrong, Rev. J.. g. Met W,r lev.
H. l. McMWTr, j. j. camp ami
George lmt.
II va- ot'e.I t.at tlr o1ilN SESSIONS
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from 5 o. l' h.
The nc'r.~ oi i"c l.s'!tcileS Nolc
called .or apt presented iof fe'I"W' ana
ri's'ftcIAI s'''i~'''' reports were f'-
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-04

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF 4 SMALL
L BRICK DWELLING ON THE EAST SIDE
or ADAMS STREET BETWEEN CARY AND
CANAL STREETS, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE
TRANSPARENT ICE WOKkS.-By virtue OF Il
certain deed Of trust made by Mary Maloney,
dated October I, 1851. duly recorded in Deed
NOOK i2i y, page 300 shall offer for sale by auc-
ton, ou the premises Doing so required by the
henclcIaryl. ON
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER g. ISL,
~ ~ o'clock =. VI, that CERTAIN LOT OF
GROUND ou the east side % Adams street be-
tween Cary and Canal streets. commencing
about 22i ll.l2 feet south ct Cary and running
thfUrc on Adams street f. ~ feet and back
between parallel limos rs feet 10 an alley IN
common 10 feet wide. with O\E-SIOhf
BRICK HOUSE thereon, and all rights ana ease
mrnta thoretO apporiaiuiug.
TERMS Cash a- 10 expenses Of sale and any
delinquent taxes that may ho due AMI % pay
oil aud discharge o. note Of $3.50. with interest
thereon from October I. lSs1. until paid; aud
the residue upon such terms a. may be an
uuuurcd at the -alo.
oc29 HENRY l.. STAPLES. Trustee.
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JoHN w. RYALL,
IRA Il. BLAND,
JOHN w. GRAVES, and

ARE PLEDGED TO SUPPORT A RE-
PUBLICAN FOR UNITED STATES
SENATOR AND A REPUBLICAN
FOR SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF
DELEGATES, AND TO SUPPORT
ALL REPUBLICAN MEASURES. so
saws the Hon. John s. Wise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-04
LOAS OFFICE.

VHE RICHMOND LOAN OFFICE
1 la, opened at 22o north Ninth street who're
MONEY Is ANY SUMS WILL BE ADVANCED
ON LIBERAL TERMS. Nj transactions strictly
confidential
o. 1-eOIlm SANt I'll BACURACH.
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HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
At AUCTION.
by direction of Dr.. W. b. Pleasants who is dis
continuing housekeeping. will ellatauction on

by direction of DEW. b. Pleasants. who is dis
continuing housekeeping, will sellataurron on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER {, 1s~7.
At lOE O'CLOCK,
IA bis residence. No. 20s east Main street,
ore ROSEWOOD pARLOR SUITE OF EIGHT
PlECEs-elaborately carved frames cover
ing worm, first cost $500; handsome Rose
wood Secretary; Marb!e-Iop Centre and
other Tables.
one ROSEWOOD CHAMBER SUITE Of Bed
stead. Bureau. Wardrobe Wa.hstani. and
Chairs. FeE ~ good suites we're ever sold
ono very larse CABINET WARDROBE ~ MA
HOGANl, of beautiful finish and ln nice
order;
MAHOGANY aud WALNUT Bureaus. Ward
robo-, Wa-h-tanis, Tables, Chairs. and Bed
Two elegant BRUSSELS CARPETS as COOL as
WALNUT HALL.RACK with large plate.Gass
Mirror and Marble Base:
Several very nue ENGLISH ENGRANINGS and
Oll-PAINIlNGS OF great merit:
HAIR ana ,litCN MAT IBESsES;
BED SPRINGS:
Two ROSEWOOD aud MAHOGANY DENTAL
HALL ami STUDENTS LAMPS, and many other
desirable housekeeping Articles.
Nearly an OF The above furniture was made 90
order boy tho late John \. Bolylu at great cost,
and should attract the attention Of the public.
The sale is pcrcmp'ory. aud articles sold must
De removed 40 once. GEORGE ". MAYO,
uo Auctiouerr.
4 PPLES AND BANANAS WILL BE
= a sold TO-DAY Thursday at o'clock sharp.
Also. Will sell ON FBlDN ~ nt ! o'clock sharp, at
Peters burg depot, one CAR or FANCY AP-
PIES. CABBAGE. and ONIONS. All tho trn fee
arc invited To- attend. J.. POW EN>,
no3.,' Agent.
NEE WILL SELL TO-DAY AT !
~ o.,llrf. charm ul hn-tef- al CUOIrE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-04

!. Benjamin II. Berry clerk q Chancery
Quired Of the special commissioner by the de-
cree IA said cause Of Hill ~. Hill, October :,
1887. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 18Th day OF Octo.
her. lss7. BENJAMIN H. BERRY.
no Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-11-04

LEAVE RICHMOND:
$40 a. W. for Newport News, ola Point Com
fort, and Norfolk. daily except sun
day.
ll:l0 \. ". Through and Local Mail 10 all points
West Slecpcrs Clifton Forge 10 Louis
vile, and s. Louis, except sunday.
400 r. VI. Tor Newport News, Ola Point, and
Norfolk, except sunday.
400 L. NJ Charlottesville Accommodation, ox-
cept sunday.
$50 T. VI. for Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago,
81 Louis. Memphis. ami New or
leans-Fast Express with through
pullmans daily. Only route running
Pulmans West from Richmond
500 &. VI. sundays only. for Newport News,
Old Point. aud Norfolk.
ARRIVE ~ RICHMOND:
s55 A. VI. Chariot. -ville Accommodation, eX-
cept sunday.
HOS \. N. from Norfolk, OH Point. and New
port News, except sunday.
300 j. VI. from local points aud the West, eX-
ccpt sunday.
G35 r. VI. from OLD Point, Newport News, aud
Norfolk daily.
$40 T. ". from Louisville aud Cincinnati Fast
ESpress-daily.
Depot Seventeenth ana Broad streets.
Tickets nj leo Main street and at the depot.
II. ". III LLER,
General Passenger Agent.
WILLIAMS &. WlcKutN, second re-president.
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No. north Tenth street, Richmond, Va.
COMMISSIONERS AU CTION
Y SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
CONTAINING ABOUT NINE ROOMS, BESIDES
DETACHED BRICK KITCHEN, LOCATED on
WEST SIDE OF FIRST STREET BETWEEN
MAIN AND CARY STREETS. LOT - s-l2
FEET FRONT BY 100 FRET DEEPLY virtue
Of decree Of Richmond Chancery Court en-
tered October 5. 1857. In cause Of Hill rs Hill,
the undersigned. special commissioned. APP
pointed for the purpose, will sell BY public
auction. on the premises, MONDAY. Noyem-
ror :. 1857. az 400 p NJ, the PROPERTY re-
ferred 10 aud described In said decree "a Lot
No. 3 on plat recorded with the deed o. John
r. Goddin and Wellington Goddin. trustees, %
Emma Hill and others, In Deed-B Book lls c. page
lSS, Richmond Chancery Court. and being tho
residence Of the late Mrs. Fannie I. HILL This
property ia susceptible Of being changed into
two tenements AZ n small outlay. "a the lot has
ample front aud depth for two houses, aud the
location Is so desirable and convenient that
dwellings rent readily and at paying prices
A the property must be sold for partition,
parties may secure a bargain. Do not fail 20
attend. TERMS one third cash. and tho resi-
due IN equal instalmonts at ak. twelve. and
eighteen months. tho purchaser 20 give nego-
table notes. with interest added from day Of
sale till their maturity. and title retained TN
the whole purchase m Oney IL paid
MARSHALL VI. GILLIAN,
Snecial Com mi ssiouer
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